WeBoost RV 65 Cell Phone Booster FULL REVIEW | Installation, Setup Tips, How to Get the Best Signal

In this video, we'll show you how to get internet almost anywhere 🌎 while traveling in an RV, car, or van. Boondocking or going off-grid without a cell phone signal can be restorative, but it’s not a long-term solution for most people. That’s where a cell phone booster like the WeBoost RV 65 comes in!

In this video, we'll cover:
1) The components included in the RV 65 kit
2) How a cell booster works
3) How to install the WeBoost
4) How to setup the WeBoost
5) Tips to get the best signal from your cell booster

Without our booster, we couldn’t work while camping in many of the incredible dispersed areas and campgrounds that we have found while full-timing in our Airstream. Most full-timers need to work using the Internet, or at the very least want to stream video and stay connected to the world.

If you have any questions, drop us a comment and we’ll be happy to help!

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[Kim....]

So far, this has been the most helpful video I've come across on the topic. Great job! I've been researching for several weeks HOW we will work remotely while boondocking and my brain hurts from overwhelm and confusion. I did not feel this way watching your video, actually relieved. Going this route. Fingers crossed it works for us!

[Barcodetech]

Outstanding! Just got one of these things, but haven't deployed it yet. Excellent tips, like rebooting your booster, and switching your phone to Airplane mode and back. Looking forward to a great experience!

[kevinhanley]

The ham radio community sells brackets that can give you a solid mounting.
I would NOT put a telescoping pole up using 3 plastic brackets.
What they sell for ham antennas comes in machined billet aluminum if you look. Many cheaper sheet metal versions are available.

[Mad_Marx]

If you want to eliminate the guess work trying to find a signal aiming the antenna with the trial and error method, there are handheld cellular signal detectors available. About the size of a walkie-talkie and a HUGE time saver.

[mattblaster]

It's definitely gotten pricey, but I'm so glad I'm grandfathered into Verizon's old truly unlimited plan. Last month I used 133 gigs and there ain't nothing they can do about it. Thanks for the video, I may try one of these out.

[aaaideasU]

Recommend Starlink… luv luv my Starlink!!!

[davidl]

Good info. Just got the antenna and need to work with and figure out where and how best to work with. New subscriber. Safe travels!

[brianfife]

Hello. what was the App or website you mentioned at 1:56 to find campground internet signals/speeds? I couldn't quite hear what you said. Thanks, great video!

[katrinamayo]

Great video! We have a bundle antenna package via MobileMustHave and bought this antenna and loved seeing how you set up/use the pole/antenna. If you don't mind us asking where were you boondocking? Looks like some of the AZ dispersed camping we have been to and love! We are enjoying living and my continued working (further) remote as we do full time in our toy hauler -- hope to see you all out on the road!

[williamtucker]

Wow Thks so much for the video! It was very helpful! If your boondocking would it work better if you direct wire it to the battery as opposed to and AC outlet with an inverter? Also have the weather elements effected the booster having it mounted in the pass through? Thks again!!

[KenandCarla]

We have 25 ft airstream, went into Entertainment areas and pulled out the satellite cable and that way we could use a satellite cable to go into the Weboost and then just had to take our Weboost antenna and screw it into the satellite plug-in outside the airstream

[mysonsnh]

Hi... Does your AS have an external satellite coax port? If so, why did you use the flat cable via the storage cabinet vs. the built in satellite connection? Also, how did the flagpole mount work for you? I have the same hesitation given the curvature of the Airstream. Thanks...

[skyfireservices]

Nice video. Can you provide a link to the actual flag pole and vehicle supports? Thanks

[robertfinley]

Can you put a splitter before the inside antenna for the television or is there a way to connect a HDMI cable. Many Thanks

[brianpfefferle]

Awesome video. The flag mount is out of stock on the links you posted, so looking for other options, any idea diameter of the flagpole mount?

[patrickholmes]

Sorry for all the questions. I mostly watch YouTube on my AppleTV so I’ve been saving my questions/comments for when I’m on my phone. Im curious how much video conferencing you have to do for your work and how you use so little data. I recently looked at how much data I use at home through Xfinity and it ranges from 350 to 700gb a month. Yikes! I’m not sure if that’s because I’m on zoom calls all day or because I watch way too many YouTube videos of airstreams. I would anticipate being more careful with data while on the road but I’d still need to work and at the very least watch This Wylde Life!

[bobclark]

Great video, we have a WE Boost as well.🇺🇸

[raymondgiese]

Like you I purchased a small home cell booster system (looked at the Weboost but bought a Hiboost system for much less - basically the same system). I purchased the Weboost telescoping pole and have been thinking about the best place to install it. I heard your comment regarding the mounts that come with the pole - not ideal for an Airstream (I have a 2016 Classic). Like you I have thought about a ground platform (I am currently using 1/2 inch pressure treated plywood as a base with the pole mount screwed into the plywood with removable carriage bolts and wing nuts) and placing it under the jack (below the blocks I use to raise the front end of the Airstream to level it). Have you tried this yet? Do you need a second contact point given that the jack is short? Appreciate your input.

[Tomlucas]

Do u need to register signal booster with your wireless carrier

[sierranevada]

Hi there! Hoping you might be able to help with my Weboost? It works great but as you know, you can't go more than a few feet from the interior antenna or it will stop working. We use our Weboost mainly at our cabin. Do you know if it is possible to set up either a router or a repeater type system with the Weboost in order to get more distance from the interior antenna? Thank much for any info you can share. Rich W.